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The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The London Daily News, referring
to the Norwich election, says: Seldom
has any Government a year after it's
formation met with such an emphatic
rebuff A remnant or simulacrum Of
the dissident party still fits about the
lobbies and benches Of the House Of
Commons, but in the constituencies it
is not to be seen.''
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

EXTENSIVE preparations continue to
be made throughout the world for The
worthy celebration Of the jubilee of our
great and wise POntiff.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The Rev. E. J. McCabe, of St. Vim
cent de Paul's, Brooklyn, was good
shorthand reporter before his ordina-
tion. He took down many of the ora
tions Of the famous Father Tom Burke
He is editor of the Catholic Youth, a
successful weekly for the Sunday
schools
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

IT was stated at the annual meeting
of the Scottish Reformation Society in
Edinburgh that the Catholic population
in Scotland numbered 345. 900, and that
it is steadily on the increase, mainly
through the immigration of Irish per-
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

IT is matter worthy Of note that a
a large number of leading men in the
knights of Labor order attended the
convention of the National Catholic
Total Abstinence Union in Philadelphia
last week.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

OSCAR HARVEY, the deiaulting De-
partment clerk at Washington, is now
Gaming chairs iii the Albany peniten-
tjary with one West, d negro convict,
formerly an Interior Department clerk,
for his boss.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

MIR. Drummer, the new Gladstonian
member for the Northwich division OF
Cheshire, took his seat in the House OF
Commons last Tuesday for the first
time. He received an ovation from the
e (1|atistonianS
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

THE Government is still undecided as
to the advisability Of suppressing the
National League, says d dispatch. Two
thirds of the Conservative members of
Parliament are against immediate
action.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The Congregationalists deferred me
with their starchiness and self conscious
true goodness, and their desire for high
toned affiliates. A number of other
Protestant sects, based on some novelty
or eccentricity-like Quakerism-I
found not worth serious study by the
mont Christian.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The IRISH Standard would direct
the attention of its readers to the ex-
tract from a volume lately published by
MI. Lecky, which will be found on our
front page. Mr.. Lecky is not friend
of the Irish cause, but he affords strik-
ing evidence of what ireland would be
if she had Home Rule.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The tenants cn the Ponsonby estate
in Ireland are making preparations to
defend themselves against expected
eviction, and as an extreme measure
will food their farms with water.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The preparations at the Exposition
building are still going for" ard. Sev-
eral new features have been added, and
the success OF the show is already
QcCnrnf
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

IF the Grimes Act is being enforced
in Ireland the cable dispatches are
careful to keep us In ignorance of the
fact, but the clouds are gathering.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

A S1MLA dispatch states that the
medical returns show that 10000 per-
sons died from cholera in the North
west provinces during June and July.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

Mrs. PARNELL, the aged mother of
the Irish patriot, is seriously lndis'
posed at Ayondale.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

the mangled remains of unfortunate
persons, who are the victims of British
brutality. On the other hand, ireland
is almost crime!ess, and yet she is given
a Jubilee Crimes BILL
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

LOUISVILLE still holds the pre-
eminence of being the hottest city in
the United States.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

DURING tie past two years sixty per-
sons have been murdered in Pierot. Ser
via, by an organized band Of robbers.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

THE London Morning Post (Tory)
is depressed over the result of che Nor
wich election.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20
EDITORIAL BREVlTIES,

1T is said that the rain came too late
to benefit the corn crop.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

THE Nationalists of Dublin are
jubilant over the Gladstonian victory in
Cheshire.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

The town hall at Cusheen, County
Glare, was fired into last Tuesday, but
no damage was done.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20

SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARCoURT
proposes to visit Dublin.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-20
NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES.

SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
Trying TO TRACE THEIR sock.

CREDITORS OF OGDEN, CALDER 4 co. SERVING
NOTICES on woKK. STRONG 4 CO.
TROY, oct. 1l-The failure Of Ogden, Calder 4
Co. l. stl the leading topic Of discussion In hnancll
circles. j. Frank calder, speaking this morning u
tho securities aud bonds Of individuals left the
hlm for saieAccpng SAID: There no foundation
for the InsInu.DIs that securities left with for
safekecping bdyo teen disturbed All such layers
have not been taken away A.c IN our vault
several demand, have boon served IN the interest
Of the creditors of ogden, Caldcr - 60. upon NOrk,
strong * o., Of New York. lhe first notice scr, eel
was in behalf VI Dudley 1lbbcts " this city. The
assignment Of ogden, calder 4 Co. fled IN the
County clerks Office last Friday morning. B IL.
Hall, counsel for Mr.. IUbct, soon II could bc
asccitalIcI that stock PAID for by Mr. Tubets was
said among the collateral of Ogdcn, calder ~
CO. hypothccltcd with Work, strong Co, went 10
New orh and served upon WOik, strong & 60. a
demand ior MIR. TDLets'7 stock. samuel fo-,cr, who
ha, also served notice Woik, strong CO.. IN behalf
Ok c. ". ReAiVrd, VI licNiords Flats, creditor "a
O.d.n Calder 81 CO., went ~ New ok last night to
determine what further steps to take Frank . Bdcn,
counsel for jules Godclcy, who gave Ogb'n, tade'
a Co. a., 900 purchase stock for him. sad 10 ddy
ave shall Try to trace the stocA. II No can mud
that It was sOd to Now YORK bfoners recently, may
Do abo 10 trace 1t by numbers; but II II sold 50
long ago that cannot trace II In this way "o shall
tao such Steps as Will DC best calculated to protect
cur interests
Mr.. Hail. counsel for Dudley IlDDets, sald respecting
tho account VI Mr. TiDbes with the hrm
'Nhcn Nj 1Ibbcts went 10 Europe In June, leoO'
ho had paid Ogden, Calder Co for between Soo'ooo
and SoO,OOO worth Of stocks and had cash balance
OF than $1,000 to his credit On the hrns boo"s,
besdcs STOCK. This continued until OctObol 4,
1856, when Mir T1bbets drew out the money 10 his
credit and borrowed from the n.m about Si,JOO, the
firm holding bis stocks "a security ioi tho payment
OF the loan. on the returns Of the firm MIR Iibbots
was ca ricd debtor 20 Si,JOO and no was credited
with stocks as security. Ogden, calder GO. had
no right to sell the stock without an order from MI
T1I,brf- No have demanded Of Work. Strong co.
an accounting ectng the stock III which MI 1bbcts
A. interested We have served them with notice not
TO sell stock without giving Us an opportunity 70
redeem 1t for whatever intc est Work, strong e. Co
may nave in it, because of holding II collateral for
Indebtedness TO them Of ogden, CALDER 60 We
NAV bo ablo 10 trace the stoch, foi orr notice wa
served hcOro they had an opportunity " sell the
stock after tho assignment was mado."
Tho Jesuit Fathers Of St joseph and ST. Michael :
marshes had 100000 building fund on deposit with
the firm They had drawn out all but SlO,4oo "heh
tho firm failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
ARREST or An EXP2ESS MESSENGLR
srpposEp ro HAVE HELPED Rob TRAIN ON TIL

SUPPOSED TO HAVE HELPED Rob TRAIN oN III"
IRON MOUNTAIN ROAD.
ST LOUIS oct IL. 1t was ascertalned mere i's' ".'
mat Iohu e. Owens messenger who was concerneu III
m. recent robbery OF the Pacific Express on tho iron
Mountain Railway between Little Rock and leA"rS"h"'
has bseu arrested and Is in the PinSerton sweat
box In Chicago and that has confessed tha lie 'ooA
the money but that he docs not kn'" wha' hA' oo'o
NJ IT, and tha, he drunk crazy when tne ac' was
committed. ,, l., ..,,,i- t1a,ncal with that
roaay.d trom Little Rock last night. WIN tne
hat ne left this city week ago ysstsrdsy Win
IN mis- safe The money is said to gsve ooen N hieo o
,,r consigned from this city 10 persons l's
in Trxns owens captured IN Iiiinos snu 10
,,n There are several theories the chiet one oeLu.
mr. Owens was made drunk oy oheI persons ahu en
robbed has lived here for long uno -Hu "N' ""'
sun.rintendent Fuller. OF the Iron Mountaia Karoan
sn.f,sd telegram this afternoon from h. A. Morsman
hs ia now Chicago assisting In traeing tne roooes "
,L. a,prcss cOmpany. saying tbat " owens s cray
so,, itnk ana trouble lie is now In his sound nind
n .verything il satisfactorily explained Inere no
TO-. nor ground for criminal proceednEs mere Ia no
.h,eriion 20 40 informing his wife aud friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
SHAKING HAYDs NTH MR.. RANDALL

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct IL tSpccioD. Randall left the
city last night amid glare Of fireworks Yesterday
being his fftynnth birthday 1t was made the occasion
Of special notice, salute of twentyono guns being
fired AT night there a reception at the Cover
nor's Mansion, many Of tho most prominent citizens
being present. Tho feature of tho evening was the
serenado and reception of tho members of The Young
Mems Democratic League At O'Clock 800 young
se~onG AItiiIery Land beaded tho line and play ei
"Dixc as tho club marched To tho maiision Mr.
crnor Gordon and wa pre- ehtcd to tho league COY
ernor Gordon was called for from all parts of Tic
@The best talk can make Is TO invite you to come
tnto this house and shake tho hand OF sam KahdaL'
said tho Governor. ,, A., .t,, .,d
Mr. Randall took a position inside tho mansion ana
for two hours ho was kept busy receiving thoso wh"
had called him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
LETTER From THE PRESIDENT

HE coUNsELs SUBMISSION ro THE COURT DE-
c,stoN IN THE MAXWELL LAND GRANT CASE
sr Louis Oct. li.-A dispatch from Santa re y NJ
.av,. Manager Pills. OF the Maxwell Land Grant Com
pany has received letter from PRESIDENT Cleveland In
which tue President says
r ,h. r.ttcr Of ns Maxwell Land Grant referred TO In
nm alton every other, the law OF the lant
-, I. .unremr The Judgment OF the supreme
Court Of the United states on tho subjects in
Nou'N, authoritative aud conclusive.
% be 10 pecied and oOeye Those who
~; Irr.s .nce TO the IS by also or nfamnaory state
such as arc made the aanlb!s submitted me,
atrmnt TO i'm pose tho ignorant by Advising appeal
o s oi the highest court In tho land Ia wlrss
,Ycs ara tho those ShOm they
sad ANY unlawful committed IN pursuance Of
snc r Of course 10 Visited with Tho penalty Ap
proprate Of the crime
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ALMOST 4 Fight IN COURT.
WITH DIFFICULTY KEPT FROM srRlNGING ON TIE

WITH DIFFICULTY KEPT FROM sPglNGING on The
ALLEGED DESTROYER OF HIS HoMF.
There came neal being homicide In the County
Court room at Paterson, " j., yesterday The famil-
les Of Ernest Thlum and Michael w. Samcsberger both
Germans havo long been at bitter feud. The trou-
bic arose some years ago from alleged assault by
samclsbcrger upon Thrum's young daughter, who was
I'm his employ. samel.bcrgcr acquitted Of this
charge. One night, Thrum was entering his own
premises he was shot In the hand and badly disabled
He never fully recovered Evidence pointed TO sam
cl.hcrcr as the would a-sassln and he tried and
convicted and sentenced State Prison. Thrum also
broucht civil suit but this In favor OF the defend
ant and soon after samelsberscr Dartoned out
Of prison There stlll remained a civil sIt brought
by Thrum's daughter for alleged assault. This was to
have been called In court yesterday
Thrum was In the court roOm were his wife and
daughter when Samelsborger came in. Thrum held
confab with family and was then heard to excilm,
eyes will" lie -prang up and tried to get at sam
el.bergcr Thrum's wife and daughter struggled to
nrcvent him aud pleaded with him In German. Court
ancers seized the frenzlcd and forced him from
,he court ROOM 4 revolver found on him, bnt
he WAS neither detained nor darm,d a reporter Ucr-
u,,,I met Thrum, who said, have misery AT home
NV children and are starving ana thls nldn is ,he
ca,sc of H. don't whether die on the gaows,
=" ~, hunger at home He ruined my daughter aud
then shot me. He must die Thrums wlic inter
t"ct,d Yes he must die. lie ought TO die by the
hand which he mutilacd.'
"' Mr. Thrum SAD she samel,berger coming down
tho street Thrum released his wourdcd hand irom
The sling and felt In his coat pocket, AclumnS'
1Whcre Ills wife said, " No, II l. not hc Mean
while I'm court the suit ual been compromised on pay
ment OF costs by SSmc=bergcr. IhlS was uohc lVr
The sake of the girl. who shrank nom the disgrace ~.
telling her story. The litigation Is all cio''d' ou' 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
FOURTEEN Sr4B-woCYDs ~ HIS BoDT
HOMELESS SOCIALIST KILLS HIMSELF IN BATH
1UB-IIIs PAKIING MEssAGE.

A HOMELESS SOCIALIST KILLS HIMSELF IN A BATH
1UB-HIs PARTING MESSAGE.
Victor Woch homeless Socialist, went into secen-
schels barDcrshop al No 43 Frsst, at 10 o'clock last
night and asked for path ticket lie got one and paid
q quarter Tor 1t An hour sitcrward
tho proprietor thought that h, customer
had been in the water longer than the price allowed aud
ho knocked the door to made him hurry up. lilo
ceived response and thinsing that sonsthing was
wrong, broke open the door. lhe tub nIIed with
bloody water and the icess body lay partly ths
side. An officer called and the body Was
laid the floor OF the bathroom. The Coroner found
fourteen stab wounds the heart ana whom The water
in the tub run on brass handled clasp knife
found In Tho had also taken
Paris green. In his clotfes were number OF
pawn-tickets ana cards ON them were written mum
Der OF errac phrases one wSs TIE hyehA dies hard
bat never rIrndcrs." Another, 81 have eye
hell and the other heaven" one OF the pawn tickets
was Tor coat that was paw ned Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
RESULT OF THE HAwARDEN CONFERENCE

CHURCH DISrSTABL1sHMENr FOR WALES - THE
MITCuELsTowN INQUEST
LONDON, Oct. l1.-at the Liberal conference at Ha-
warden to-day 1t decided to accode TO tho demands
Of the Welsh Liberals and make the disestabshment OF
the Church IN Wales plank OF the platform to be pre-
sented at the coming Liberal Federation Congress Ii
also decided that there should be further devel
opment OF the Home Rule policy.
Mr. Baour Chief Secretary for Ireland will return TO
Dublin on Monday
Supporters of the Ministry censure Mr. OBricn Ator
ney for Ireland claiming that II his blum
derng caused the failure OF the prosecution in the
case Lord Mayor Sullivan. II Is probable that Mr.
OBren will be forced TO resign his office. The hearing
OF the Crowns appeal from the decision in the case o:
Lord Mayor sullivan will not be heard until the end OF
November. Until then the Irish executive will be pow
erless interfere with proclaimed branches Of the
League.
The League counsel has discovered serious flaw in
the Mtchelsiown decisions against William O'Brien
in the fact that the Court pronounced
charges, only of which Mr. OBricn was tried.
MIrcHELsTowy. Oct. ll.Mr. Morphy counsel for the
Crown to-day addressed the Coroners jury in the
OF the victims OF the recent riot here He said that he
did expect much consideration from the Jurymcn. In
the fact that they either members OF the
National League in sympathy with It's objects II was
hardly worth while him to address juryman who
openly told the Court that lie In the hands OF the op
Mr. Harrington. interruptng Is the grossest
piece OF scoundresn ever heard or No remark that
could possibly he construed having that meaning has
been made
Condon responsible for the riot nasnlch as nc urged
the crowd to close up and oppose the police a.
Mr. Harrington Will ask the jury tomorrow to nnd "A
verdict OF wlful murder against Chief Inspector Brown
rigg and five constables
The statement that during yesterdays proceedings at
the Inquest Mr. Condon threatened to chastise Mr.
Murphy was Inaccurate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
TO CARRY on l.. s. wHEELER's BUSINESS.

NEw-HAvES, oct II Speciot Articles OF association
OF the T. Wheeler Company have been subscribed TO-
The principal stockholders Pierce n. WEIGH trustee,
ana Ella " Wheeler The capital stock OF the corpora
ton is s25 OOO divided into 900 shares OF $50 each
The company has been organized 10 continue the bns
ness established by Wheeler The capita! stock has
been all paid in Pierce ~ Welch holds COO shares III
trust fer his sister Mr.. Wbeoler's wife Mr. wheeler mas
been made manager "f the new nrm lie proposes 20
take such fragments OF the old business as can Oe seu
and carry on u small commission business lie saw lSs
Sew-Iavcn creditor and received iheif APP
proya OF his action G.. s. Mersck Co have purchased
OF General < h. Merlin. the trustee the entire STOCK '
tin plates, sheet iron, etc. belonging 10 We Ho'chs
estxIe. md LnXe sold q pOrton 90 The new cOmpany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
CIVIL WAR FEARED IN MOROCCO.

MADRID, oct 1l.-several leaders of the Bousmcna
nsurrec,ion in 1881 crossed the Algerian frontier
into Morocco the purpose OF melting disorders in the
event Of the death OF the sultan 1t is feared that the
Sultan may appoint hyeyearod boy, his son by Cir
cassian favore in the harem. his successor instead
OF his eldest SON. who t. sixteen Old has already
displayed military valor. and who commands large
NUN Der troops Should the Sultan pursue this course
the result would probably he "A civil war.
TOIIoS Oct. Ii.-Orders have been received 10 pre-
mare the TRANSPORT Shamrock for 1t reported that
900 iroops viii concentrated here and he held in
readiness for i'm action events in Morocco
render their services necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
KNfGHrs pENouNcE TIE DEAL

ST. PAUL, oct IL (Speciab. The delegates TO the
knights Of Labor General Assembly IN Minneapolis we're
anything but talka,vc ths morning Their discussion
Of the Anarchist question yesterday afternoon found It's
into the much To their surprise, and they
took up the matter In convention thls morning Tho
doorkeeper. and the press COMMITTEES called upon
10 testify how the matter got outside the nall
Other business Of The mornings session delayed
OF motion 10 suspend the rules 70 allow the
calling the roll districts and their representatives
and assemblies. letter was received from the state
Assembly OF Belgium extending congratulations TO the
convention for It's straightforward WORK aud bontl'
ments
The committee appointed several days ago 70 denounce
the baltimore and ohio deal brought IN some scathing
resolutions recommended that memorial be pre-
and COngre, order that the question OF
Government telegraph might DC brought before tho
puDlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
GOLD DISCOVERY IN QUEBEC.

OTTAWA oct IA deposit Of gold yielding AZ the rate
OF $500 has been discovered In buckingham Town
ship, Quebec IL is fifteen feet deep and promises
to be better as the prospectors descend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
Rpyy NAIVE UOTEL BURyED

PM, ,DELpniA. Oct IL (SpeeinD.-The Bryn MaTr
Hotel at Bryn Mawr. owned by the Pennsylvania Rail
road was destroyed By fire this morning. The hames
we first the kitchen. and spread 20 rapidly that
IL was with tho greatest dcu the guests were aroused
In time 70 escaps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
.psopnrD Ry THE BOSTON AND MAINE.

BosroS oct IL Lspectab.-The Boston and Lowell
Railroad and the which II controls aud operates to-
day passed into the possession Of the Boston AMI Name
Company under tho OF the lease made and raea
early In the summer The lowcl' company ""o' VIA
ber.af.r he known a. Lowell system OF the Boston
and Maine Railroad" There Will be no Al Pte'ehs
in The officers NJ tue system No change Il contcwpc
Al present In he methods Of management or IN tue ser
vt,. NV lie ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
SHIPS CAPTAIN DEMANDS HIS RIGHTS.

OTTAWA, Oct 1.-THE captain Of tho seized American
ship Brdgewater at shelburne n g.. has refused to
clear vessel foreign port on the conditions sipu
lated by the Department Of Customs Henot only refuses
to pay the expenses connected with the seizure OF the
vessel but demands clearance papers to another Can
adan port and unless the Customs authorities allow
him 10 clear his ship when and for where he peases he
thr eatens " bring action against the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
THE FRENCH WAR OFFICE SCANDAL

PARIS Oct I'm Wilson, President Grevy's son-in-
law has written letter to the newspapers denying any
knowledge of Madame Limouzn, who Is connected with
the Caarel scandal except that che pssercd him with
apple atoms, with seeming object OF blackmail
The Temps that the police have searched tho home
OF dAndlaw, tho senator who is suspected
OF being an accOmpcc OF Cshare The Senator left his
home yesterday promising 70 return. but he has not yet
appearcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
BIG CATTLE COMPANY GOES UNDER.

ST. LoUIs. Oct 1.-THE NObrara Land and Cattle
Company, Incorporated East st. LOUIS made an AS
alignment This morning Judge Keifer OF Beevile, ILL.,
Their nominal assets are $3.50 OOO upon which the
many will realize from twenty live 20 nifty per cent Tho
liabilities arc 1856, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
rur srrrRlSrENpENrs END THEIR SESSION.

TIE SUPETtTN TNT'TNr' r''''7 =,
The final meeting of the Association OF North Amorr
on, p.uroad su perutsndents held at the iiotei
Rrunsxick Yesterday. Among other General eupefih
tendents present d. J. Chase Of the Atehson' io
poka and Santa Fe; H. Stanley Good d~ln OF the Lehish
Valley: r. s. Cannon. OF the Baltimore aud ONO; I. o
,adsden OF the Charleston and Savannah D. W. "c'no
any, Of the Grand Rapids AMI indlan"' " A. '"''"V""
- -, D., p.vsre Reach AMI Lynn; r. G.. Fleming
=, ,h. savannah. Florida AMI Western. and g. W. Beach,
OF tho Naueatuck. .,,
The committee on transportation recommended tho 'o'
,,. changes in the report April 1887 whisa were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

LONDON, Oct. ll.-Dhuleep Singh and the Executive
Committee OF the Indian Liberation Society printing
Irish press in Paris appeal 10 the natives
Of British India awake from their torpOr and prove
that they longer the dupes OF English merchants
and the slaves OF English Governors. Tho appeal Is
dated Moscow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
AyoUB KHAN pERIsmEs IN THE DESERT.

TEHERAs, oct. 1.-THE statement Is confirmed that
Ayoub Khan pershed In the desert His death resulted
from wounds received In the recent battle with the
| Amefl's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12
DOM PEDRO NOT TO ABDICATE.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-THE report that Emperor Dom
Pedro about TO abdicatc his throne because
OF ill-health Is unfOunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-12

PLEvsA Oct ia riot occurred here on Sunday dur
ing the elections for me nbcrs OF the Sobrane and
twenty-four persons were killed and thirty wounded.